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No. A passenger car is a motor vehicle and R-103 prohibits its entry. The current exceptions for two-wheeled motorcycles and three-wheeled vehicles treated as motorcycles do not include passenger cars. R-103 depicts a car inside the red circle; R-102, which restricts motor vehicles without these exceptions, also includes a motorcycle symbol. The two images must not be interchanged.
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Yes, it only applies to motorcycles and mopeds.
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Yes, always.
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